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Algoma University

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Algoma University

Sault Ste. Marie, Canada

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A university where faculty are ready to share their knowledge and convictions and direct you on the right course, and where graduates have carved a path to follow.

Program/ Courses

Key Statistics & Highlights

Total Courses

0

Scholarships

0

Venues

0

Enrolled

0

Global Rank

#N/A

Rankings

Canada

Top 0%

Worldwide

#N/A

About Algoma University

Institution Type

Public

Global Ranking

#N/A

Position(%)

0%

Masters Courses

5

PHD Scholarships

26

Masters Scholarships

52

Bachelors Courses

24

Bachelors Scholarships

54

PHD Courses

0

Short Courses

0

Distance Learning

19

Venues

2

Location

Sault Ste. Marie,

Country

Canada

Enrollment Statistics

Acceptance Rate

58%

Total Applicants

N/A

Total Enrolled

2500

Female (30%)
Male (70%)
GenderRatio

Location

Reviews

1.2 out of 5

Based on 10 reviews

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2 months ago

They don't handle this school well. They should know how to extend the time to drop a class but instead make me pay $43. Bad school, wouldn' recommend.

AO

adeola oluwadare

Verified Review

a month ago

This college feels more like a money-making business than an education center. Teaching quality is weak, professors aren’t fluent in English, and guidance is lacking.

VP

Vidit Patel

Verified Review

6 months ago

Education here is good, and some professors are exceptionally outstanding. However, bureaucracy is a real— Student Success Centre often try if they can, fend you off rather than allowing you to sit and talk to your advisor or accounts team. Trying to get help here, it’s an unproductive cycle where your questions go unanswered, and then you’re blamed for not knowing the answers. The student life team feels like the same 5–6 people organising and attending events suiting to their own interests. The campus is beautiful, and the library’s main floor is the best spot—ironically, also the noisiest (though there is a quieter floor downstairs). Overall, imhho algomau is just a sad place.

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wolf

Verified Review

5 months ago

Every thing at Sault Campus is about money and you don’t get the quality needed. Courses: You would be paying for some courses that’s offered online and self taught. The courses that have professors teaching, some don’t even respond to your emails at all. Some don’t provide no feedback for assignments, etc. Housing & Meal Plan: housing and mandatory meal plan is very overpriced; look to pay around $10,000 for the school year. Meal plan food is the same food over and over for the whole year. Library & Bookstore: very spacious, but first floor is very noisy. Second floor is much better in terms of noise. Book store is very pricey as well. Employment: It may be very difficult to find employment on campus; preference would be given to friend of friends rather than your qualifications. Of campus employment is near to impossible as well; employment is by association as well. Documents: any documents you request here, there is charge (proof of enrolment, graduation certificate, etc). Overall, I would say avoid Algoma U if possible

SA

S A

Verified Review

3 weeks ago

Worst management ever. I don't know on what basis people in the administration and accounts department are paid. The staff is unresponsive and has no concern for student issues. Forget getting a response to your email—when you do get one, it is written in a very unprofessional manner. You can be sure that they have not paid any attention to your issue but have forwarded a prewritten text as a response. This university exists only to mince money from international students. They change fees as they wish, then change them back, and don’t pay you the extra amount you are owed on time. Horrible place to learn. I don't recommend anyone study here if you value your peace of mind.

SN

Sanjay N

Verified Review

2 months ago

They don't handle this school well. They should know how to extend the time to drop a class but instead make me pay $43. Bad school, wouldn' recommend.

AO

adeola oluwadare

Verified Review

a month ago

This college feels more like a money-making business than an education center. Teaching quality is weak, professors aren’t fluent in English, and guidance is lacking.

VP

Vidit Patel

Verified Review

5 months ago

Education here is good, and some professors are exceptionally outstanding. However, bureaucracy is a real— Student Success Centre often try if they can, fend you off rather than allowing you to sit and talk to your advisor or accounts team. Trying to get help here, it’s an unproductive cycle where your questions go unanswered, and then you’re blamed for not knowing the answers. The student life team feels like the same 5–6 people organising and attending events suiting to their own interests. The campus is beautiful, and the library’s main floor is the best spot—ironically, also the noisiest (though there is a quieter floor downstairs). Overall, imhho algomau is just a sad place.

W

wolf

Verified Review

5 months ago

Every thing at Sault Campus is about money and you don’t get the quality needed. Courses: You would be paying for some courses that’s offered online and self taught. The courses that have professors teaching, some don’t even respond to your emails at all. Some don’t provide no feedback for assignments, etc. Housing & Meal Plan: housing and mandatory meal plan is very overpriced; look to pay around $10,000 for the school year. Meal plan food is the same food over and over for the whole year. Library & Bookstore: very spacious, but first floor is very noisy. Second floor is much better in terms of noise. Book store is very pricey as well. Employment: It may be very difficult to find employment on campus; preference would be given to friend of friends rather than your qualifications. Of campus employment is near to impossible as well; employment is by association as well. Documents: any documents you request here, there is charge (proof of enrolment, graduation certificate, etc). Overall, I would say avoid Algoma U if possible

SA

S A

Verified Review

3 weeks ago

Worst management ever. I don't know on what basis people in the administration and accounts department are paid. The staff is unresponsive and has no concern for student issues. Forget getting a response to your email—when you do get one, it is written in a very unprofessional manner. You can be sure that they have not paid any attention to your issue but have forwarded a prewritten text as a response. This university exists only to mince money from international students. They change fees as they wish, then change them back, and don’t pay you the extra amount you are owed on time. Horrible place to learn. I don't recommend anyone study here if you value your peace of mind.

SN

Sanjay N

Verified Review

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